Chairman's address to the Architecture and Engineering Section, 8th N.Z. Science Congress, delivered on May 18, 1954. In expressing thanks to Mr. King, the Section also resolved that the address should be forwarded to the two institutions concerned (N.Z.I.E. and N.Z.I.A.) for publication, with the request that action be taken along the lines suggested by him. N.Z.I.E. members will recall that two past presidents, R. A. Campbell and L. B. Hutton, made similar appeals for closer relations between the two professions.
1954年5月18日，主席在第八届新西兰科学代表大会建筑与工程系的讲话。在对King先生表示感谢的同时，该科还决定将该地址转交给两个有关机构(n.zi.e.和n.zi.a.)发表，并要求按照他建议的方针采取行动。n.zi.e.的成员们会记得，两位前任会长r·a·坎贝尔(R. A. Campbell)和l·b·赫顿(L. B. Hutton)也曾发出类似的呼吁，呼吁加强这两个行业之间的关系。
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Although steel wire ropes play an unobtrusive part, many branches of industry could not function without them. They enable men to penetrate deep into the earth, they form an essential part of aircraft, and between these two extremes they form a necessary component of numerous undertakings or machines.
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Pub Date : 1951-06-01DOI: 10.1111/j.1949-8594.1912.tb01537.x
G. Evans
More than fifty years ago, cameras were first used for survey work. At present, it is usually the work of specialists, but there is considerable scope for using an ordinary camera on certain types of survey. The work described in this paper was in the nature of an experiment. To some extent the experiment was a failure, since it did not achieve all that a good photo-survey should. Several factors imposed limitations on the work: the weather and light were not favourable for photographs, and the short time available prevented a preliminary reconnaissance-. However, the success of the venture can be assessed from the results. A map of fair accuracy has been produced of an area previously unmapped, and a considerable amount was learned about the use of a camera and its limitations on such work.
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Pub Date : 1949-12-01DOI: 10.1080/00045605409352126
Ah Kincade
The plane table is simply a small table (standard size 18in. x 18in.) mounted by means of an adjustable head upon a tripod which is telescopic for convenience. On the face of the table a plan is affixed either by clips or by pins.
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Pub Date : 1949-09-01DOI: 10.1036/1097-8542.602900
J. Scott
A satubable reactor is a choke in which the inductance can be infinitely varied by means of D.C. ampereturns. Such a device is by no means new, but the very rapid increase in the number of applications, especially in Germany, Sweden and U.S.A., shows that an understanding of the principles and application of the circuit element must soon be more widely known. An alternative name which is being increasingly used is that of transductor, and still another title is magnetic amplifier. Boughly, the field of application can be divided into two kinds: (a) Applications where the saturable reactor is primarily a device for the control of power, and (b) Where power amplification of low energy input is the required function.
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Welding is the most used method of joining stainless steel. It is a special process whereby di erent pieces of solid metal are joined, at molten metal temperatures, to produce a joint that should have the same (or better) mechanical and corrosion resistant properties as the base material. It is a key element in the fabrication of many stainless steel products. Moreover, the welding of stainless steel
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